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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-22

Persons can be supplied with beautiful Bou
quets and Flowers, by a poor widow lady, a
very low prices. Apply at No, Green St
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-22

DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes reads his
poems from privately printed copies in
large type on unbound sheets.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-22
Sunday and Daily Papers.
NOTICE.

l forewarn all persons from trespassing
on my farm, Primrose, as l will use
the full extent of the law.
5-21-2w, w. w. HAWKINS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
Cak,r Without Ecaa.

In a little book just published by the
Judson Printing Co., New York, a large
number OF practical, though novel, re-
ceipts are given for making cakes OF various
kinds, from the informal griddecske TO the
stately bride-cake. without eggs by the use
of the Royal Baking Powder. Experienced
housekeepers inform US that this custom
has already obtained large precedence over
old-fsshioned methods in economical
kitchens, and that the product is frequently
superior TO that where eggs are used, and
that less butter is also required for shorten
ing purposes. The advantage is not alone
in the saving effected. but in the avoidance
of the trouble attendant upon securing
fresh eggs. and the annoyance OF an oc-
casionsl cake spoiled by the accidental in
PRODUCTION Of an egg that has reached a
little too early the incnbatory period. The
Royal Baking Powder also invariably in
sHres perfectly light sweet, and handsome
cake, or when used for griddle-cakes to be
eaten hot enables their production in the
shortest possible space of time, and makes
them most tender and delicious, as well as
entirely wholesome. There IS DO other
preparation like IL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

FnslxAs Azens ca e. sss = & 4 /. :
s1iil .l CAleaxe.
he new uas tssles fsE sas 9. = 4 L
see ssstEle.1tea ses-<f1sg
Sso & WakE.ss. a. sx Rssss1gsg Agskt
q t1e L4ka oaens. sAs nsFs ges<ercss.
Ffsa 81 Lard. dzlIlet pAssenk~s 4ssst u
t4s Acrt1sfa kzci1e. so - tas Eify sssssr-
4ay
) = Rshinson. trsFsitak pssss aseF sseat
feE tbs nlscoAzla Csntrzt sls-tea tos e-tf
yesterday.
" X shs.6y. Fses Pfsslienl q ne g. *
& & .s1 yesfercsy ior a. = COX sl-sr
nis nlalns iatsrssss.
Pssssassl :. B. hailiken. q he G. 8 "
y. rsl.rned frem ass uip - Ihs FpeF
Tsasns4ia yesiex1sy.
TTagesing kFeixAs AEsat ". C. Lewis. of
tbs Euplrs tlne circulated N railroad cIf-
csss II this city Yesterday.
Il 5 rum0Fed ia railway circles that q
promiasnt railroad on1clal wh 40 Is located
u tEis city. = xbout - resign.
The neat meeting Of the Association OF
Aieh.gan Passenger Agents wili be he'd
a. The Acr.oa house Ia this city Oels-
Der -
Il. d. Armsuonz. Michigan passenger
sgeas - the WABASH. vas ia The eigy yes
tsrdsg. lie reports business booming on
tie Wabash.
The c s " n. commencing next Non
DAY. will FuB through car TO Toledo over
the ClnclnBagi, JACKSON & Ascklnaw lesy-
lnz Nsrs a. . a. ~, and arriving al Toledo
a. t.3o 2. IA.
fyou wish to 90 10 Detroit next Wednss-
day to witness the gsme OF ball between the
Detrciis aud the 81 Louis Browns. you can
20 over the D.. G. H. & n. a. excursion
ra.es. Train leaves a. $50 a. m.
TIE Michigan Central Railroad will give
single are. - for the round Trip, from this
city u Detroit for persons who desire 10
attend toe DeLr0it-St- Louis ball game,
October II. Tickets good on regular trains.
The earnings OF the q. X. & /. for Sep
tsnber show an increase OF 81. .0o0 over the
same month last year. and for the nlne
months ended September 80 an increase OF
s2os, 90 over the corresponding time last
year.
The freight business on all the lines lead
ias into the city is rushing. The g. X. & l.
aud the chief clerk of the general freight
offee remarked yesterday that they were
hardly noticeable now, there being such =
great demand for cars.
J. NJ. Metheany. Superintendent Of the
Northern division Of the g. X. & l., left yes
terday for New York to De in attendance a.
the annual meeting Of Railroad Superin-
tendents IN that city Saturday. He will
also remain 10 attend the General Time
Convention next week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
FOLK WE KNOW.

A. 5. Morshead was az Kalamazoo yes
t~rday.
Mss Maud Peters Is visiting friends in
PLAIN veil.
W. ". Cammsr and wife. Of Cadillac, are
a. sweet g.
t. " Hall and wife. OF Battle Greek, are
visiting friends ia the city.
Mrs Geosgs W Sharer. Of Grattan, has
been visiting frsads 10 The city.
Mrs c. T. C0fln returned from . two
months visit IN the East yesterday.
HARLOW Mcmillan. OF this city, Is princi-
psi Of the new graded school az Iustin.
Miss Jessie Riich,s. Of Kalamazoo. IS Wis
liins he Misses Belknap. OF Aadison-aye.
~. Peters left yesterday for Columbus. o.,
where hs VII spend fortnight visiting rel
atvss.
Mss Marian Rsppslays. Of Chicago, is
tbe guest OF Mss Lena Remington, Of
Washington 81.
G. NJ eeminEton has lelt Nelson, Matter
4 Co. and taken a position with tie Berkey
4 Gay furniture Company.
Mrs Hoffman. of the Wonar's En-
change. snd Mrs. n A. Lsmos LETT yester-
day FOR visit 80 New YORK.
Ms la Jewell. Of this city. is visiting
Old friends ia crattaD. where she IS the
guess Of Mrs.. ". G.. COngd0n.
N.ss Nctts Nanderploeg. Of Grand Rap
ids. = visiting WITH her parents mere for a
short time Creed Husa Tribune.
q. C.. Jsnks. ogthe firm OF Ramsey. Nor
xan & Jenks, grocers a. kal<aska. u IN the
CITY receiving medical treatment.
" s. Hayes and samuel Ma,her. Il
Cleveland stockholders OF tns Street Rail
tf.t tt. s4rf
Mrs. r.. r. Do.y leaves this morning TO
visit rslstivss In Brsnch and 81 Joseph
coupues. she VII be soSsas sbou. two
weeks.
W A. Berksy has sufficiently recovered
from as illness 20 Be At nis pises of ousi-
ness. He has removed 70 lis nsw home on
States
The George RI. ChsppeH. Who fs licen sed
10 vel Miss Ada Jaws. a Paw Paw. a.
SHOWN BY the iist Of marriage licenses
printed slsewhers. = Coroner Chappsil. Of
Cedar springs
George u. Sisson aud family have re-
moved from spring Lake 20 this City. and
y reside on Madison lave. until their new
residences. corner Of Stste- st and yadison-
ave. s completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Konkie of Gss
Broadway st.. celebrated their silver we'd
diag Wednesday evening and were agrse-
soiT surprised hv seversi Of their frie0ds
upon tDe 0ccssion.
NJ aud Mrs A. g Mckee snd daughter.
ef Vest Arlington. VI. and Mr. aud Ms
Robert q. Mckee. Of Lausinzburxh. y II E,
are visiting James TX. Mckee 81 LT0n- 81.
The Mckee hrothers. three of them. we're
residents 0f The Grand River valley forty or
ny years ago ir The DAYS Of Cacle Ioui.
Campsu aud Rix Robinson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
HURST CONVICTED TWICE.
Daily and Kelley Pay $3.50 for 'ioiat
ing the Liquor Law-Other Police Cases

Daily and Kelley Pay $3.50 for Vioiat-
Ing the Liquor Law-Other Police Csses
Mart Eichelsdorfer and T. II. Hurst were
the first en- Police Court docket yesterday
morning, and they both pleaded guilty to a
charge Of intoxication. The first went to
jail for twelve days and the latter paid So
for his ofIense. Hurst was then arraigned
on a charge Of carrying concealed weapons,
and after pleading guilty To the charge paid
$50. This is the first conviction on tnis
charge under the new State law."John
Mangold. Fred Brogger and l.. I. Quinn
were arrsigned on u charge OF keeping
their saloons open on Sunday, and each
pleaded not guilty. Their cases were ad-
journed u October IL. Is and 10 respect
ively.-F. Damskey pleaded not guilty TO
a charge of keeping his saloon open after
hours, and his case will be heard Oct. 20
Fred J. Daily and Terrance Kelley
were convicted of keeping their saloon
OF en- after hours, and paid $3.50 for the
offense. Fred. Bechtel and George Nor
gan were given jury trial on charge Of
keeping their saloon III the European Hotel
open on sunday, and the jury brought in
verdict Of not guiity."fhe examination
ot Fred Whitfield. for larceny, was ad-
iourned again until today That Of
Charles Johnson. for burglary and larceny,
was held over until tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Daek sh0o1az shosl.a 70 geod oa ths
Gsrsnss aos.
-Rsxs 3 sul drasins good houses Al
tie y 6sa1sE.aaa
Dsss - seimon5s Little Nassst'
pis&ses .2Egs aa'iieacss 1ik1ty.
ssFsrai Sss.is inm gFaafs arrived ia the
clty yesterday 4ae - loo4ls aers
A aeE EEL Was p4E IA the German
Latnss.a e1srcA o. ~ sEnsn- St. yssgsr-
a4g
Ths Coaaiy Boara q S. hool Examiners
El4 hold .as~tinx iaf tne sxauiaaiion
81 ts4casrs 81 CAlesl0ai4 ssdaY.
EBzsns A CARPENTER yesterday dlsd MS
so1a aud 0ssa "a .iace. a. secretary 0f fns
Coaniy Beard u school Examiners siIh
shs Caanty CleES
The remains of Iha ATE lamented Father
AeNanas slii BE- rsmo~ed fsom tue gave
% he Fa4it 10 tie melsof4l chapel a. III
o'cs0ck ihis mornsss
The 5seond street Methodist ladies'
Foreign Missionary society wiA meet With
An. J. G. Watson. I3- seventh -st.. al =
clock thla aflsrnooa-
The f.naral ol Aadanas Bell. tie clairyoy-
az Eho diesi Wednesday morning wili tAke
place ironl tns 9pfinst stress Afican n Z.
eDafch a. 1o'ciock tais afternoon.
be work of sratlnE ne gr01ads around
t1e soldiers Home has been cJmmenceti
sad = progressing rapidiy. VIA iAsorABle
Eea. aef 4 = hoped ~ eompis.e il thia
fst
Ias -Wssh-i&- Wong club has very gsss-
eFoaaiY accorded The privileges OF the club
% me telegatss 0f tie oEsna Chapter OsdeE
81 hs Eastern star. rhich meets here Oct0-
tef l. snd Is.
The Women Baptist Hone AMI Foreign
AiasiOnary society moutnly nsetins sill
BE- held a. the residence OF Mrs. MOsatt
corner of Prospect Aad Clefry-sts. a. I
clock this aflsfaoon.
Last syeling several msmbsrs Of the Son.
OF Netersna we're engaged ~ completing the
aeCogaL.Ona 0t Lnslr new afia0ry a. Pearl
O.. preparatory 20 tAeir zrznd opening bal
raicl occurs bis eFcuing.
Leoh0fa Van BronkhorsG was granted 8
divorce ia the Superior Court yesterday
from Anihony Faa BFoukborst. ina
gF0unds beng failure % support. The GUurs
also granted her 500 aiinony.
Ihe nes electric light plant in the Keni
farniture Factory has been c0mDlsted anc
iAal evening tae lights were started for The
nrst time. IL IS a great improvement aad
VII be 0i great assistance 10 the workmen
ths seventh Day Adyentists will con
tia4e their meet1gs for ths present il
Ri1guettes Hail. corner Of Fiftn-ave. anC
s0lta Division. At Preaching tomOrros =
Afternoon a. 40 By Elder NanH0rn
sabbath school s. 80. services also sun
day evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

GRAsD RAPips. oct. 5th. 1887.
Alta special meeting OF the Central Labor
Union the following resolutions were unan
imously adopted.
WHEREAs, Charles f. Smith. of 225 South
Division-st-. has Dersistent'y refused TO
recognize the Journeymen Bakers Union
No. 81. of Grand Rapids. and oy his in
auence Offering encouragement TO others 10
do likewise, we believing the same 10 De
detrimental, not alone 10 the Bakers
Union but 10 organized labor of all kinds.
therefore be II
Rcsotrcd. That this Central Labor Union
hereby endorse the action taken by the
Bakers Union No. 81, of Grand Rapids. and
we hereby request ali trade unionists.
knights of Labor. and Organized Labor in
general, 10 Withhold their patronage from
said Charles +. Smith until said difficulty il
amicably settled;
F,trther rssoi,ed, That if said Charles +
Smith continue in his endesvor 10 ignore
the Just claims OF Bakers L nion No. 81, we
deem it our duty 10 publish list of dealer:
who are handling his bake goods.
\. B-Alternoon papers please copy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
CONDITION or THE JAIL.
The ssmi-Annuai Report Of the Inspectors
4 Few X Recommendations

a Few X Recommendations
Judge Perkins. state Agent Holcomb and
SuserintenGents Of the Poor, Smith and
Mech. ss County Jail inspectors yesterday
6lsd their semi-snnusl report of the condi-
ton of the County Jail With the County
Clerk. to be presented to the Board ofSuper-
vis0rs a. the October session. which COM
mences next Monday. Toe following facts
xre found in The report:
During the four months from and inciud q
ing May to september. 1857. there were con-
finsd a. different ;imes in the Jail 39t pris-
0ners. all but "a 0t whom were msies
There are now forty inmates. The evils
found we're few the pipes connecting the
water closets With sewers are badly out Of
order some Of them broken and evidences
of sewer gas are prominent. The commit
tee recommends repairs "a in their J. resent
condition the health Of prisoners is greatly
endangered. in the basement Of the jail the
ash house door is constructed OF wool
without sny metallic lining. The commit
tee recommends that sn ron door be su0-
sttgtesi. and that ia fitting Rp the cells upon
tie upper door padded cell be fitted up
for pr isoners who are vioieatly insane.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

NJ y Eazus Fsils o. SIS sisst - La
AaS@iss. C4tsxea4

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AaSslss. C4texe,.
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said d V. csrus ssslsnaas. sz& ia a.
sAksa sp sszh laai s0aafsf g ras saIly
~ia ssss=nf . ss1 OF sna a. DaGk fhsfe
n isss sa4a six xssks Tax 2oQ1t 9''ozas
Why yoz caa kst "a i3sA " e q Fssai1x
abe4t A Tbas shsle cs4atEy : eooasi2s.
fAsrs. sssas Les Asgslss. taeF asss asza.
d0nsa ElaeFs~as sRts ogaz<e groves kl1
sl4zsd lhe l2na oils Tor elty lsis. ssaieFaEds-
psfks ste. D. soa ss1l1a selisFe = Z
could tsil yca ~aaE sAsy ses issag taers IA
"a estate. les 2sssaoEs = t1ers. a2d a.
a. Instance q sazl rs4i estate : soEtA- 4
tsll YoQ Of = txa1s41li3a * s4iSA 1e -s
at<fes1sd- Ihszs Is = csrtaia cofnef l0l
1alCh s4s w41fzsd fef a s.ls l9r lfst--stss
a0lsl. Il Eas osess - -iao~ 40 -
fused 70 sell a any price Aae syAa.r@ls
sas 9s4nd 70 aave e Dse4ass tasy ssassa
tae hotel % b0on Al aes1E property. i2et
azss lszssc e tor hFs yssFs. i9sy sSs -
pay 4er thrty-t s0assad a9ilsFs for ,As Use
al 10 and. baf.s nrsI-cl.ss hs.el On lE.
sna A. ths snd OF lAs ass years tae Whole
property hotel furnishings And a. reYerts
~ las iaeky ssdow This = 0niy oos %
thousands 81 sQca Transactions t1s Ieo-
ole are sild siih Issi estate spe aiaEloa.
They AK nlors zai xst more for real er&sis
than Il 3 worth IL Chic4-0. q yes. the
boom 9lll break s0ns lke. out X -. sa<s
toe a year or two vet. More people are
solnx tasrs LAau coming a-sy. oix hun
dEed passengers arrived from The East The
day that l-f. They came froal All parts
of ths country. from Mains 70 Texas and
many from Europe. Boon weils II you
1ant % earn what the word means 90 10
~entk~ru California "
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

A. Powers Grand Opera House last
evening there was a jolly croEd which
laughed uprosrioussy at the presentation
on the stage of "Esn Bsakbiliss van 1000
-uidern f-BH ispel met zang N twee
bedriiven door. A. Raii sch. The comedy
ofa Banks Note nf 90 FIorins" is one
II the ~iftisst tbinxs IN the Holland tcagus :
and - it wss presented isst evening
under ~ sGSoioes Of tse Hoiisad Al S0-
cietv there Vas q large sudiencs present
A handsome young lady, Miss ! de Nrses
Nrs. Dortsmo1d ard Hers Re Van Dug
teren Fsul HgEsnhoitz ?. y al Wsnssy
and Il Van Aaldsran maize un tas cast.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Ths salt 20 - sadsmn thu Right of Way
fer the q. k. T. a -. Railway.

fer the q. n T. q u. Railway.
The case OF the Grand Rapids. Lansing
s Detroit Railway Company against James
". EsEdiey and others Of Cascade 70 con-
dsmn lsnd for the right OF way across Ger
tain farms. Is being stubbornly contested
ia the PROBATE Court. Counsel for deien-
dants has taken advantage of every technic-
a. polnt. and raised every objection pos
able . the proceedings. and although the
case was called Wednesday afternoon ali
the tine until 40 yesterday afternoon was
spent IA arguing motions 10 dismiss on
the grounds that the petition was insuih-
cienL and that the map Was detective. Ia
complete, insufficient etc. The court how
ever 0Yerruled tae % ections and motions
70 dismiss, and ordered the sherirf 10 impsn-
nei Jury before whom the trial Will be
eomme 1ced today. that Is the Jury will De
taken out 10 view the premises and then
listen TO testimony as 10 the value OF the
and, damages. etc.
The case is considered of great lmpor-
lance TO The Railway Company and also TO
tbs defendants and others who have not
yet agreed % sell the right OF way across
their property. The company's representa-
tives claim tnat they have offered fair
consideration for the right OF way IN all
cases and IN some cases have paid much
more han the property was worth. and are
not a. ali pleased a. the stubborn opposition
offered By few parties who seem deter
mined 90 do all in their power % stop the
progress OF the road lust al a time when
the company wishes to push the work Of
laying iron, and building depots.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Trrtrrr-The Feorss rs. Chsries Nc ari.
frsp iesies With Wsm Mscari in's--
mafon tar murder Sars-ste trisls grzn 81
Chsries Nsasri n tris
~rasaroz sesrrr Fsn Aron <horst -.
Antsanr Nan Eron khorst II chsrcsrr.
Decree ~ itfores 1rs1tes c9na riei-sot
7Rrrarv- Fsta1e ~ 3 anene Wa~ren A
-rincr t.sar.f.s1 houd 6les-E Estate 81
sns Il '7ios1n. Isec>esesi Fefiticn f5r
hearirx 81 claiuis sgslnsf esfsts. Hszring
knrii 3 5sss - fsfsfs ef jean N<fsrtk~
MentasiT taccul rstert license xra1fi1R
z1a13lsn iasve % seil nsa. estate iss-sS --
Estate 81 Fsuii8e 81 s1d transa q Hsi1zel
nssr. Miners. s>~~rsss.s szzs 49, and
sters 1swa~k
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

nr. sssisn Replies 70 ths Bakers Iatoo.
10 tie EdlsoI Of Ia lslEsk4z. hEkALp.

OsANp hAflrs Get Z. lSss.
sss.--l notice Is yocr issue OF teis morn
ing copy q certain resolutions OF tAe Cen
tai Laoor Jni0n. stating that ] hsTe per
slstent.g refused 10 reosznlzs tAe Bakers
Jus0n, ane have igRoFed ils l1st claims
ana requesting Ine public 70 refuse aae their
patronage
desire 70 say thai ny entire ofsnss can-
sists IA retaining ia my employment q
foreman who il sot = nesnosF Of ths Bakers
Cnlsa bUt who i = good nsn aud ic
whom | pay union wages. / have been fs-
Quested 10 discharge aim. Du. have lot
done 80. l have no assurance that ! could
secure any competent man 10 take bis place.
Further than tDls l have net sntsgonizs1
the Bsktrs' tn.on or osganized labor in
any way.
submit 10 the public that | have only
refused TO submit 10 al unwaEFsntable in
reference in my business, and that there Is
no proper occasion for the action OF The
Union. G L. SMITH.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Are yea sd. dzxfsonZe1t glaoRys
AFe g9a sa1e clzzTes@s*z
4s1eL - tae Ee.tvEae EId1 1k-
s. q rest
nste se- ac11e aa1 fkins 2a4a a. aesea.
ftlsa1fpg lie <Solcsa sac,
tatHk nct tseFes - R&s@ la lssls@d.
4a1
Owe Is ~
A tot1<u Gz11eay as4ts so4-~
OCl1sn 10l ~ a4Ee
A<4lL. gl sa1eElas ere. and gfasp Il
heailh rscts2Ea
lhSFs Z tlt ons tolaeu RsneSy ~ nf.
Issfce Geltes As<ie4 LlScoxery Ii
sEsa1s Acne ~ ne gFess ~elce&. paF.1sF
.'slrsn ksL reassss, and sea IA restores.
of lAs szs. fhs liver. 4 regUisses. resaeF-
al inP2rltss. TIE tuAes i s.reogthsns.
cleansing zna a0QFiShlEg thsa las
hole sgsIsu = bait ~. suBols sinK tat
aooss a. ether shinss Hqss nssdsa pars.
rich Blood.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Act IL of the laws of 1857 provides that
any person desiring TO De appointed no.
tsIy public. must make a written applica-
tion, which shall be indorsed by member
OF the Legislature, Circuit or Probate Judge.
and present the same To TO the Governor ac-
companied By fee of one dollar which fee
is 10 be paid by the Governor 10 the State
Treasurer. The County Clerk wishes to
call the attention of those desiring TO be APP
pointed n0taries to this fact.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
OFFICE OF THE EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY }
..-r. Drr L. No ~ CT

NDI = ItVNNNf 4'V- - N|f.fN Il-Ntss 7
GRAND RAFIps. NICH., July 20, 1887.
Editor TfLEeRAN-HARA
Please inform The pabiic that ! have con-
nected steam laundry with my Dye House
and Securing establishment. and will do my
utmost 10 give them the best work that was
ever brought out By machinery, and tell
them that humbly ask Of them share Of
their trade. Your most humble servant
G. A. BERwIN.
Ring telephone No. 9i9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

The Cricket Ciao wil p'sv a practice
xams on sae far grounds thls afternoon
rhis win prohaolT be the lsst game 81 the
saaesn ard Al ner} ters ~ tns cab Should
earn Qua n fas weather e fsvofaoie game
riil he rzliei a 30 r. -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Mrs. Hayes, Of Milwaukee, is now ready
TO teach the Moody Taylor system OF
dress cutting and hitting. also TO do dress
making al very reasonable rates. 10
MOnrOe-st, second flight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
have adnnied a ne,

! have adopted new manner for the ar
rangement Of my classes in painting, which
will enable the pupil TO obtain lessons for
sbout half the usual cost. Studio open 10
classes Monday, Oct. 10th.
NJ Rs. r. c. GRAVES,
Room 43, Windicomb Building, Monroe
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

We wish 70 return thanks to the many
friends for The kindness and sympathy we
have received during The many weeks o;
thai and suffering OF our darling boy.
j. b. AKD a. q. HoKTos.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Never before have the Ladies OF the Valley
City been so richly blessed as this season.
Mr.. Schultz. the fashionable milliner,
located in the New Aldrich Block, corner
Ottawa and Fountain-sts., has By far ex-
celled ell previous attempts IN selecting
something charming and stylish in the
shape OF hesd-gear. Yesterday afternoon a
representative of The TELEGRAM-HE HERALD
dropped in. and through the courtesy OF
one of the polite lady attendants was shown
every department. The many different
styles fully explained Mr.. Schultz has one
Of the finest assortment Of Hats, Bonnets.
Trimmings and some Of the most elaborate
ornaments ever presented 10 the Ladies In
this city. he ard his many courteous iadv
clerks are very bGsi.y engaged preparing FOR
bis Grand Formal Open.ng which takes
place next week. 4 cordial invitation is
extended 10 all and the dnest display Of
Millinery Goods ever shown in Grand
Rapids promised.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

rHE WcaDERLAHD TtzATzz- za<s
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The Badge and r. r. Certificates ~ the
Michigan engineers reunion which will hs
held a. Lansing next Wednesday will ne
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

A. Kendall s-new goods ordered some
tins ago only jgst recei ved. They are
plsosd on sale todsT 70 close ~ Bargains,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

The following is a list of the marriage
licenses issued yesterday. with the names,
residence when outside the city aud ages
OF the parties:
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

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popularity Of Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. 3
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
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saying that they Cat Laupahoehoe)
were out of lime and needed some
Immediately. AS soon as possible
the schooner weighed anchor and
proceeded to sea. The schooner was
bccalmed during the passage, but
managed to reached Laupaboehoe in
four days. When within 10 miles
of her destination, and while in q
calm, several barrels of lime were
put into one of the ships boats and
pulled ashore. On landing, the
captain discovered that the mill was
not entirely out of lime, and would
not be for several days. Captain
Swinton further says that there's no
fun in pulling boat for 10 miles,
but he takes pleasure in saying
that he was not out of provisions as
reported by the Lehua.